Robert de Soto iPerm Alkaline Perm for Resistant Hair Wave

The Robert de Soto iPerm Alkaline Perm is a high-tenacity permanent waving system specifically engineered for hair types that are notoriously difficult to curl. This professional alkaline formula provides the intense structural power required to penetrate healthy, non-porous hair fibers for a firm, long-lasting result.

The iPerm Alkaline Resistant Formulation is designed for hair that typically "repels" standard waving solutions. Unlike milder acid perms, this alkaline-based system utilizes Ammonium Thioglycolate Technology to effectively swell the hair cuticle, ensuring the waving lotion reaches the internal disulfide bonds of even the most stubborn, coarse, or virgin hair. This results in a crisp, high-definition curl with maximum bounce and longevity. To balance this powerful chemical action, the formula is infused with Protective Emollients that help manage the hair's moisture levels during processing, preventing excessive dehydration. The "true-to-rod" accuracy ensures that the final wave pattern is predictable and consistent, matching the chosen rod size perfectly. Ideal for clients seeking a traditional, strong perm result that won't drop, this system is a staple for Australian salons tackling "glassy" or coarse hair textures. Experience the reliability of Robert de Soto's professional-strength permanent wave technology.

Who is this Product Suitable For:

• Resistant Hair: Coarse, thick, or "glassy" hair that is naturally difficult to process.
• Healthy Virgin Hair: Natural hair with a tightly closed cuticle that requires a stronger alkaline action.
• Firm Curl Seekers: Clients who want a tighter, more traditional perm result that lasts.
• Salon Professionals: Stylists needing a high-performance solution for stubborn hair that resists acid perms.

How to Use:

For professional use only. Shampoo hair with a clarifying shampoo and towel dry. Wind hair onto perm rods with firm, even tension. Apply the iPerm Alkaline Waving Lotion for Resistant Hair to each rod evenly. Process at room temperature according to the timing guide (typically 10-20 minutes)—do not use heat unless specified. Perform a test curl every 5 minutes. Once the curl is firmly